I've practiced a healthy skepticism of the recent boom but I can't reason why the long horizon time wouldn't stretch to 8 hours or a week worth's of effort from next year. After Opus-4.5, governments and organizations should really figure out a path out of this storm because we're in it now.

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theptip 5 hours ago | parent [-]

Doubling time has been 7 months for a while, so you should expect 8h not 1 week next year.

	▲	rishabhaiover an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Predictions over historical data in a landscape with fragile priors doesn't seem like a strong metric to me (it's a useful approximation at best)
	▲	dwohnitmok 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		It's significantly accelerated to 4 months since the beginning of 2025, which puts 1 week within reach if things stay on trend. But yes 7 months is the more reliable long-term trend.